Chibhal, land of the Chib Rajputs: its boundaries, its capital Bhimber, and how it was divided into Chibhal Rajana and Chibhal Rikki with Khari Kariali.
Chib gots, mandis and titles explained A to Z, from Ghanial and Jaskal to Rajana, Raika, Rai and Khan Sahib, with their Urdu forms and sources.
Mandi Rajal, the Mirzana branch of the Chibs of Bhimber: Mirza Izar Beg Khan, its seats at Rajal, Rajpur and Kamila Kot, and its families after 1947.
Samahni history and its Chib family: Raja Hakim Khan, Aurangzeb’s courtier who built the Kot, the Rajouri princess Raj Bai, and the jagir near Bhimber.
Mandi Bandala in Samahni, Bhimber: Sarai Saadabad on the Mughal road, a coronation in its chowk, the zaildar families and Wazir Burhan Khan of Khori.
The Domal tribe of Poonch descends from Raja Dom Khan, brother of Baba Shadi Shaheed, who founded Rajdhani at Parawa Thakiala; meet its villages and leaders.
Mandi Daora near Bhimber: Raja Dhaur Khan’s Dhauryal Chibs, the Sikh raid only two boys survived, the Chaudhri family, and the soldiers of nearby Kalri.
Mandi Ghawaliyan in Samahni, Bhimber: Raja Jagat Singh’s foundation, its Hindu and Muslim pattis, and its sons from the 1931 agitation to the events of 1947.
Raja Goja Chand, Bhimber’s Hindu raja remembered as Goja Pir, ruled from Chowki Bandi near Samahni; his four sons founded the Chib, Chahi and Domal lines.
Khari Kariali, the second Chib state west of the Bhimber Nala, was ruled by Raja Mal Khan’s line until the Sikhs took it in 1810. Its mandis, rulers and fall.